Property Ownership
In Colorado, which of the following is an example of an 'involuntary transfer' of real property?
AA voluntary sale by deed
BTransfer by eminent domain (condemnation) without the owner's consent✓ Correct
CA gift of property by deed
DTransfer through a 1031 exchange
Explanation
An involuntary transfer occurs without the property owner's consent. Examples include eminent domain (government taking), foreclosure, and adverse possession.
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